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Reflections from the Keyboard: The World of the Concert Pianist
	A thoroughly revised, updated edition of David Dubal's classic collection of interviews with famous pianists first published in 1984, this book includes all of today's leading lights, along with many luminaries no longer with us such as Glenn Gould and Vladimir Horowitz. Reviews of the first edition: 'The true star of Reflections from the Keyboard is Dubal' -- Leonard Bernstein 'An impressive accomplishment, full of insight!' -- Aaron Copland -- Interviews: Claudio Arrau, Emmanuel Ax, Alfred Brendel, Misha Dichter, Ruth Laredo, Murray Perahia, Peter Serkin, Andre Watts, and more Reflections from the Keyboard: The World of the Concert Pianist
Writings on Glass: Essays, Interviews, Criticism
	Writings on Glass highlights the life and career of America's best-known classical composer, Philip Glass. Well-known as a champion of minimalism, Glass's operas (Einstein on the Beach; Satyograha), film scores (Koyaanisqatsi; The Thin Blue Line), and symphonic and popular works have made him a dominant figure on the American musical landscape. This book traces the development of Glass's varied work through in-depth interviews, along with critical writings by leading musicologists. Writings on Glass: Essays, Interviews, Criticism

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